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Technology makes everything pretty – even cardboard boxes
There is no better proof that we are living in a golden age of design than the fact that a simple cardboard box can be an object d’art. Over the past 18 months “Subscription Ecommerce” has become a...
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Maker Bookmarks – TangiBot, Dribbble, MIT Routers, and Drudge’s Drones
1. Controversy over the TangiBot, a fork of MakerBot’s Industries open source Replicator 3D printer. 2. Great presentation by the co-founder of Dribbble about the exclusive design site’s start. Most...
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Maker Bookmarks, Foodie Edition – Atul Gawande, Duff Goldman, and Johnny...
1. Could the medical system learn from one of the industries most responsible for the spike in chronic diseases like obesity and diabetes? Surgeon and author Atul Gawande thinks so and beautifully...
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Links: Board Games, Shivs, & Sparkfun
1. Penny Arcade reports on the secrets of successful Kickstarter campaigns — ones that deliver on time, not those that raise a bunch of money and keep backers hanging. 2. “As Seen on YouTube” — Epic...
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Links: 3-D Printed Movies, Real Life Pokemon, and Engineered Orange Juice
The Making of Paranorman Ebook Paranorman was produced using thousands of 3-D printed models. Laika, the studio behind the additive fabrication animation, has created a free ebook that gives some...
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Writing for Wired.com!
In April of 2012 I joined Wired.com writing for the newly launched “Design” section which is focused on the emerging trends that are redefining what it means to be a designer. It’s been an awesome...
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Link Roundup, Medieval Manuscripts, Farm Hacks, and Laqueristas
1. Medieval Bookbinding Alexandra Gillespie is an assistant professor at the University of Toronto, focused on English and medieval studies. She’s an expert on medieval manuscripts, early printed...
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Link Roundup — Book Lamps, PillPack, and OCD
1.Take In a Little Light Reading With This Book-Inspired Lamp My latest post for Wired.com about a San Francisco-based architect who developed a collapsible, book shaped, lamp. The book concept is a...
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Crazy Design Fuses 3-D Printer With an Etch-a-Sketch
Hot on the heels of the 3Doodler—the 3-D printer/hot glue gun hybrid that raised $2,344,134 on Kickstarter last year—comes Gather 3D, a fun mashup of the classic Etch-a-Sketch and an old school...
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Why Aren’t Animated Gifs Used for More Practical Purposes?
Gifs have become a fixture of the web, transformed Buzzfeed into a major media entity, and brought countless millions of hours of joy to bored office drones the world over. There’s a gif search engine...
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